The Straits Times, 28 October 1957

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1957 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon MARSHAL ZHUKOV OUT
    927 1 RADIO: 'RELEASED* FROM HIS POST OF DEFENCE MINISTER Announcement after return from Yugoslavia: Malinorshy Is successor Is it promotion or the sack, Russia wonders THE OLD... ...AND NEW MOSCOW, Sunday. MARSHAL GEORGI ZHUKOV, hero of three major battles in World ar II, has been "released" from his
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    Lock icon CONGRESS DRESS: NOTHING
    114 1 LONDON. Sun. British nudist leader s heard here today that the correct dress °r the business session of next years sixth world naturalist congress will be nothing. The decision ended a controversy among nudists here over whether serious debates should be staged with everyon P in the
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    Floods hit bridge-engine topples
    44 1 Floods hit bridge -engine topples THIS Malayan Railway engine and tender left the rails near Sungel Buloh. 12 miles from Koala Lumpur yesterda> when a bridge it was crossing collapsed. The foundations of the bridge had been weakened by heavy flooding.— Benion Hall picture.
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    SUBANDRIO ATTACKS SINGAPORE PAPERS
    114 1 SUBANDRIO ATTACKS SINGAPORE PAPERS THE Indonesian Min--1 ister for Foreign Affairs. Dr. Subandrio, warned in Singapore yesterday that the Colony "would not exist" without the goodwill of neighbouring countries. He said this after an attack on the English language press here which he accused of being "hostile" t o wards
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    Lock icon MAC: 'NO' TO SUMMIT MEETING
    587 1 'Talks with Ike the most fruitful I remember' LONDON, Sun. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, said today he was not in favour of summit talks with Russia at present, since they were not likely to be successful. Mr. Macmillan also said he was
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    Flood waters recede but evacuees still cannot go home
    712 1 Flood waters recede but evacuees still cannot go home KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. ALTHOUGH thunder clouds disappeared from the A skies over flood-ravaged Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, more than 2,000 people who were evacuated to safe surroundings last night were prevented from returning home. Flood waters which had I risen waist-deep
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    STABBED ON WALK WITH GIRLFRIEND
    111 1 Lai Kum Seng, 23, a fitter, was stabbed in the left arm as he walked along Kreta Ayer Road, Singapore, with his girlfriend after a cinema show last night. He was rushed to the General Hospital in a taxi and admitted after being given an
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    A boom in British cars to U.S
    69 1 A boom in British cars to U.S LONDON. San. British car manufacturers announced yesterday that they have sold so many cars to the United States and Canada in the past two weeks that extra ships are being chartered to get them across the Atlantic. Individual firms reported their best sales
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    ORDER TOUR ANNUAL TODAY!
    110 1 S THE Straits Times S Annual for 1958 is on sale TODAY. E If you have not E already placed your order with your re5 gular newsagent, you S should do so TODAY. Make sure of getS ting the copies you will want for i yourself
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    Lock icon Goode confident on future
    44 1 LONDON, Sun.—Mr. W. A. C. Goode, Chief Secretary and Governor-designate ol Singapore arrived today in the Corfu for a three-week holiday. Asked about major constitutional changes planned for next year, Mr. Goode said: "I think the transition should go smoothly."—Reuter.
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    Lock icon TV tower will be highest
    35 1 TOKYO, Sun. Construction of a giant television tower has started at Tokyo's Shiba Park. It is claimed it »ill be the hißhest 1,075 feet steel tower In the world. Reuter.
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    Sprint queen Fay becomes Press Queen
    17 2 VISIT NOW TO CHIEF MINISTER AND A RIDE ROUND COLONY j
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    Prizes range from air trip to shoes
    165 2 SINGAPORE'S Press Ball "Queen for a Day", Miss Fay Siebel, and her two ladies -in waiting. Mrs. Barbara Narayanan (right) and Miss Pat Yong Thai Thai, (left), smile for the cameraman after the contest at the Sea View Hotel on Saturday night. Miss
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    New secretary
    32 2 Mr. K. Sevasamy has been elected the new secretarygeneral of the Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation In place of Mr. O. S. Rengasamy. who now becomes the assistant secretary.
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    Ho is president
    16 2 Mr. Ho Kok Hee has been elected president of the Singapore Art Society.
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    KEEN TO REVIVE WRITING INTEREST
    164 2 KEEN TO REVIVE WRITING INTEREST TTCE Singapore Chin* A V.M.C.A. is aSgf to revive inter!?? the almost forgot art of Chinese graphy in the Color* For this, the student youth departir., association or contest everj pupils of Chine.* schn? Yesterday 145 of them part In the ntert^ the San Sha
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    Attack on Press
    94 2 ft From Pag his Intention to rea 1 trouble with the B Government. I Singapore and Indonesia were neighbouring coun. tries, he said, they shou.: in every respect ahay; maintain goodwill ace mutual relations But with the -hostility o: the colonial press" here he said, the pesitlor
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    Lock icon Hailsham: Don't
    133 3 attack Queen pARLJSLE, Sun.— Lord I H.iilsham. chairn n! the Conseri t Party, said here steriaj that he would show "personal •i!it\ lor anyone attacked any m her of the Royal I trnily or the institution of royalty. H M .1 press conference: I Oi.ill reserve a very
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    Lock icon 'MALAYANS GETTING RED CHINA LOANS'
    97 3 TOKYO. Sun. The Japtn Ministry said Communist China :ng large loans to merchants in Singand the Federation to p the volume of Chi:ports to those areas. tig reports from Jap- plomatlc missions. try >aid Malaya was only to Hong Kong in ng foreign currency hina.
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    Lock icon Laos rebels agree to join government
    127 3 VIENTIANE (Laos 1. Sun.— 1 The government of Laos and the rebel Pathet Lao have agreed to form a unified government and follow a poprace and neutrality." according to semi-official sources. sources said the agreement had been signed between Prince Souvanna Phouma. the Lao
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    Lock icon STERILE, STORMS BEVAN
    338 3 Nabarro; Dangerous to share A-secreti with Germany 'The Mac-Ike talks make no contribution to peace' T ONDON, Sun. Mr. lJ Aneurin Bevan, the Labour Party's spokesman on foreign affairs last night described the talks between the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. and Presi- deniEisennower as 1 "sterile."
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    Lock icon BEARDED RAINIER TAKES GRACE TO DINNER
    53 3 PRINCE Rainier of Mo- naco. who is now sporting a beard, and Princess Grace, wearing a beautiE ful white fur stole and carrying roses leave Max- im's Restaurant in Paris after dinner there, during E the couple's private visit E to the French capital.
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    170,000 flee Hungary in a year
    96 3 VIENNA, Sun. Since the Hungarian uprising broke out one year ago 171.370 Hungarians have fled over the border into Austria, a spokesman of the Inter Governmental Committee for European Migration said yesterday. 1 Of these 146.312 have left Austria for new homes in the
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    Pope's appeal
    30 3 ROME. Sun. The Pope, in an international appeal for peace, today asked Catholics to pray to God to sweep away the clouds of discord from the Middle East.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN PLANS MORE A-TESTS
    191 3 —In Christmas Island this winter LONDON, Sunday. t>RITAIN is to hold further nuclear tests in the vicinity of Christmas Island in the Pacific during the coming winter, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Commander Allan Noble, has told the United Nations. A Defence Ministry statement
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    Lock icon Workers 'at end of patience'
    61 3 PARIS, Sun. The president of one of the two big union federations which organised Friday's 24-hour transport and communications strike said here yesterday that the workers were "at the end of their patience." The Catholic Trade Union I leader, Mr. Maurice Boula- i doux, told
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    Lock icon Not so Red
    26 3 BUDAPEST. Sun.— The Premier Mr. Janos Kadar yesterday admitted "a disturbing lack of interest by Hungarian youth in the Communist youth movement."— UP.
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    Protest over refugee kidnapping
    83 3 Protest over refugee kidnapping VIENNA, Sun. Austria today strongly protested against the kidnapping of two Czech refugees on Austrian soil by agents of Communist Czechoslovakia's secret police. The Austrian Foreign Minister, Mr. Leopold Figl, in a letter to the Czech Government, spoke of "this flagrant infringe. ment of Austrian sove.
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    Lock icon 45 die as Saigon bridge snaps
    132 3 45 die as Saigon bridge snaps OAIGON, Sun. At least 45 children and several adults were killed and about 70 injured when a wooden bridge collapsed last night in Saigon's botanical gardens during Republic Day celebrations. Large crowds were In the gardens at the time celebrating the second anniversary of
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    Royal gift to U.S. library
    57 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. The Queen has presented to the United States Library of Congress documents containing correspondence of John Jay. the first Chief Justice of the United States. The gift was in the form of a microfilm copy of an album, the original of which is
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    Lock icon Poll killing
    28 3 ISTANBUL, Sun. Eight people were arrested yesterday after an election brawl in a village near the Syrian border in which the mayor was snot dead— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Tory measures have checked inflation'
    156 3 'Tory measures have checked inflation ONDON, Sun. Mr. J Peter Thorneycroft, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, said in Dundee yesterday that the Government's measures to control inflation had been "remarkably successful" so far. The Government had stopped the drain on the I pound and was going to j carry through
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    Lock icon 'WHERE IS SPUTNIK?' MOSCOW ASKS
    159 3 P^^^^i^^^B n I ONDON, Sun. Briu twin's giant Jodrell Bank radio-telescope pinpointed the position of the Russian satellite and rocket last night after an urgent request from Moscow. The rocket today is about 80 minutes ahead of the satellite and within 16 minutes of "lapping"
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    Lock icon Out goes a naughty painting
    61 3 LONDON. Sun —Students of Wadham College. Oxford, decided at a stormy meeting last night that they did not want a painting showing seven men embracing sevrn half-naked girls to be hung in their common room The vote was 143 to 34. Julian Mitchell, who chose
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    Retiring age to go up
    252 4 CIVIL SERVICE UNHAPPY ABOUT RAISING LIMIT 'VALUABLE' MEN TO STAY FIVE YEARS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Federal Government wants its officers to stay on in the service five years after the normal retirement age because of the shortage of senior men brought on by Malay
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    HAPPY COUPLE AFTER THEIR WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    35 4 Mr. Ezekiel Ellas Sha. Lome, and his bride, the former Miss Vicky Elias, after their wedding at the Maghain Aboth synagogue, Waterloo Street, Singapore, yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    TUC may see Lim on suspended 200 SHB: BUT WE OFFERED THEM JOBS
    176 4 TUC may see Lim on suspended 200 SHB: BUT WE OFFERED THEM JOBS THE Singapore Trade Union Congress may take up the case of the suspended harbour workers with the Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, today. This follows representations yesterday by an affiliated union— the Singapore Harbour Board Staff
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    Blood donors wanted
    74 4 Dr. M.M.H. Gibson Hill. Lady Medical Officer in charge of the blood transfusion service at the Singapore General Hospital, last night said that the service needed more blood donors. In a talk on "The blood transfusion service needs your help" at the Wesley Church Hall. Fort Canning
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    5,000 visitors
    32 4 Five thousand people have seen the United Nations exhibition at the British Council Hall in Stamford Road, Singapore, since its opening last Wednesday. The exhibition closes at 6.30 p.m. today.
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    Shut for 2 days
    35 4 The French Consulate-Ge-neral in Singapore will be closed on Friday and Saturday on the occasion of All Saints' and All Souls' Day. It will also close on Nov. 11 Armistice Day.
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    $100,000 STAMPS SHOW
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— An eight-page album, containing 70-year-old Selangor stamps, will be among the 5.000 stamps, worth more than $100,000. on display at the Selangor Stamp Club's annual exhibition at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Nov 2. The stamps belong to the secretary of the club,
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    Business firms protest at blocked road
    82 4 Business firms protest at blocked road KLALA LUMPUK, gun.Proprietors of 36 Chinese business firms along Petaling Street in the heart of Chinatown toda> petitioned thi President of the Municipal Council Mr. A. D. York, against a new traffic arrangement in the area. The main highway along Petaling Street was blocked
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    Organiser
    17 4 SEGAMAT. Sun. Mrs. J. Rummage will organise the Poppy Day collections in Segamat district this year.
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    POPPY FUND DRIVE IS STARTING
    119 4 rpHE Singapore Poppy Day Committee is appealing A to the public for their support to the Poppy Day Fund this yeaT. Poppy Day falls on Saturday, Nov. 9 when buttonhole poppies will be on sale. But the sale of motor car poppies will begin either
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    Bank transfer
    24 4 PENANO, Sun. Mr. Ong Kee Lin, staff officer in the Chartered Bank here, will leave for Singapore this week on promotion transfer.
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    Government warns Singapore shopowners 'DISPLAY HOLIDAY CARDS-OR ELSE'
    143 4 Government warns Singapore shopowners 'DISPLAY HOLIDAY CARDS -OR ELSE' ALL shops in Singapore A must display by Thursday cards announcing the day of the week on which they close. Owners of shops without the prescribed holiday cards will be prosecuted, a Labour Ministry spokesman warned yesterday. It was the second
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    100 at youth picnic
    30 4 The Tlong Bahru Rangers held a picnic yesterday at the Singapore Youth Camp at Tanah Merah Besar. About 100 people. Including members and their families, attended
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    Farewell dinner
    38 4 The Straits Chinese British Association in Singapore will hold a farewell Chinese dinner in honour of the retiring Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, on Friday, Nov. 8, at 8.15 p.m. at the Capitol (Mandarin) Restaurant.
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    Going to Rome
    35 4 New Zealand's Deputy Director of Agriculture. Mr. R. B. Tennent, arrived in Singapore last night by Qantas-BOAC en route to Rome, where he will attend the U.N. Food and Agricultural Organisation conference.
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    COUNCIL POLLS: ALL PARTIES GET READY
    253 4 COUNCIL POLLS: ALL PARTIES GET READY p R E P ARATIONS r for the December City Council elections, which will be the biggest ever held in Singapore, are in full swing. The Government is compiling a completely new' electoral register of the 500.000 citizens who will be eligible to vote
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    GOVERNOR PRAISES VOLUNTEER POLICE
    130 4 THE Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black, ye terday paid tribute to members of the Volunteer Special Constabulary. "You have built a very fine reputation for yourselves and your position here is a mat-j ter of pride for all." he told them. He also congratulated them
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    Doctors dine and dance
    56 4 The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Division) held its annual dinner and dance at the Alumni Medical Centre in College Road, Singapore, last night. Among the 123 guests present were the Minister for Health. Mr. A. J. Braga, and Mrs. Braga, and the Director of Medical Services,
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    RAAF man weds his Chinese 'blind date'
    111 4 RAAF man weds his Chinese 'blind date' BIKJI MERTAJAM Sun.Fourteen months ago. 2 1 a party at Taiping, an Australian airman met a Chinese nurse on a blind date. It blossomed into love. Yesterday evening, at the new St. Anne's Church here. Cpl. Leslie Mitt hell. of 2 Airfield Construction
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    First aid grads
    42 4 Mr. G. H. Kiat director o the St. John Ambulance ii Singapore, will present firs aid and home nursing certi flcates to successful candi dates on Saturday at 4.3 p.m. at the Islamic Restau rant in North Bridge Road
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    'Unite Ceylonese' move
    257 5 CHANGE OF NAME THEN INTO POLITICAL LISTS CALL TO 20,000: JOIN ALLIANCE FOR GOOD OF THE COUNTRY, RALLY TOGETHER KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MOVE to get about 20,000 Ceylonese in the Federation to join the Alliance— "for the good of the country" was taken in Kuala Lumpur today.
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    ONE DIES, SEVEN ARE HURT IN ROAD CRASH
    112 5 ONE DIES, SEVEN ARE HURT IN ROAD CRASH 'PHE woman who was kill- ed in a head-on collision between two cars at the 6th mile. Thomson Road. Singapore, early yesterday h_s been identified as Wong Wai Jun. 46. Seven other people, including four British other ranks, were injured. The soldiers,
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    Malay tune struck her
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The famous American Negro contralto. Miss Marian Anderson, said on arrival here today that she hoped to hear more Malay music. "I heard a Malay tune over a juke box while walking in a Singapore street." she said. "I liked it very much"
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    Strike threat
    41 5 The Singapore General Employees' Union yesterday said that it would call a "halfday" strike of its 15 members employed at Chop Hiap Loong Biscuit Co., in Johore Road, tomorrow, if the management does not re-in-state a dismissed worker today.
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    Joy rides
    23 5 SEGAMAT. Sun. Segamat is to hold an 'Air Day' on Friday and Saturday. There will be Joy rides and acrobatic displays.
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    Drive for more voters
    72 5 IPOH, Sun. The State Elections Officer, Perak, Lt.Col. W. Whlttaker has appealed to all political parties here to help in an intensive campaign to increase the electorate in this state capital. The target figure is 45,000 voters, or a quarter of the population of 181,000. In
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    Four hurt in bridge crash
    55 5 A man was seriously injured on Saturday in Singapore when a car carrying four people skidded along Merdeka Bridge during a slight drizzle, and hit the railings. The injured man was Mr. Khaw Buck Swee, 41. of Chiu Tuan Street. The other three, including a
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    454 register
    27 5 Four hundred and fiftyfour young men registered for National Service on Saturday the 21st day of registration. This biings the total to date to 13,759.
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    14 Dyaks greet homesick Luli
    219 5 14 Dyaks greet homesick Luli FPOH, Sun.— Dyak film actress Lull and her father, Penghulu Sibah, were greeted by a group of 14 Iban trackers, also from Borneo, who took time off from their jungle bashing duties in anti-terrorist operations here to wait for her at the airport this morning.
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    AUSSIES ON THEIR WAY TO RUSSIA
    166 5 AUSSIES ON THEIR WAY TO RUSSIA AUSTRALIA was "most interested" in Russia's development of mineral resources and the training of scientists in this work. This was stated by an Australian geologist, Dr. M. Glaessner, in Singapore yesterday. Dr. Glaessner. reader in geology at Adelaide University, arrived here by QantasBOAC. on
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    Teaching aids exhibition
    41 5 An educational exhibition, featuring some audio-visual teaching aids used in France, will be held at the premises of the Alliance Francaise. Laldlaw Building, today. The exhibition, which will end on Nov. 3, will be opened to the public.
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    Gujarati dinner
    23 5 The Gujarati Young Men's Association in Singapore held its annual Deepavali dinner last night at the Indian Association in Balestler Road.
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    DEATH
    31 6 M Wurd* fin (Minimum, BERTHA EVELYN HOENDERDOS (Siddons), 74, at 23, Rosyth 1 Road, 27-10-57. Cortege will leave i residence 415 p.m. for Church,; Highland Road, today and thence Bidadari.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    78 6 AC KN OW LE DGMENTS •n Word, $10 (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. YEONG SIEW HONG Thank Relatives and: friends for their kind attendance and valuable presents at their! marriageMR. YEO SOON KIAN and nutty thank all relatives, friends,; and helpers for their attendance, I nlKht visits, loan of cars, at
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Mon. Oct. 28, 1957. Lightly on the Throttle
    716 6 The Straits Times S'pore, Mon. Oct. 28, 1957. Lightly on the Throttle The vast assets of the free < nations of the world were given their proper place in the official record of the Eisenhower-Macmillan talks. These assets, material and j moral, "are far greater than those of the Communist
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    MCA And Alliance
    264 6 Whether or not the MCA central committee goes through with its announced intention to expel five of its most prominent members, reaction to the expulsion proposal has shed considerable light on the almost unremitting strife within the organisation. In particular, some revealing comment has come from Mr.
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    A Liberal Tide
    206 6 Mr. Macmillan must feel the warm glow of accomplishment fade when he turns to the bad news from Ipswich. In this East Anglian constituency Mr. Dingle Foot has doubled the Labour majority. Now Mr. Foot is a little past his political prime, while the late Mr. Richard
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    THE WINE WAITER WASN'T WHAT HE SEEMED
    868 6  -  HALL ROHLXEY When the Japanese ran a fantastic spy ring in Singap Orf By DACK in the early thirties a friend of mine visited a Japanese dentist in Bras Basah Road. It was a memorable experience. The dentist allowed one of his drills
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    Trincomalee: 160 years of "occupation' ended
    725 6  -  AUSTIN de SILVA By ON Tuesday, October 15, 1957. a simple but significant ceremony marked the formal handing over of the British naval base at Trincomalee to the Ceylon Government by the British after about 160 years of "occupation." What will be the future
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    Diphtheria threat: Make inoculation compulsory
    99 6 iiiiiiiiiniimi i ANE gets rather sick. v of hearing year after year the same old pronouncements of dismay that deaths attributable to diphtheria are increasing every year. About two years ago I wrote to your paper strongly advocating that legislation be passed without delay to
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    71 6 /CONSIDERING the triviav* lities that preoccupy them at the Infrequent meetings of the State Council, the Negri Sembilan Councillors should have voted fo r the halving of r fi r roontWy allowances rather than a $50 increase It is time they think a little less In terms
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    56 6 SINCE September 15 our national anthem has been played at the end of each show at th e two cinemas in Segamat. It Is disheartening to see that our ra'ayat do not have the national spirit in them. They just Ignore it and walk out as it
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    54 6 ACCORDING to MarahA man 1 of Alor Star, (S. T. Oct. 16) there have been late payments of preUnlversity scholarships in his state. This occurs in Negri Sembilan too. So fa r this year not a single payment has been made earlier than the second week of
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    203 6 ITOE last Singapore Turf Club meeting proves that the "War against Bookies" is succeeding. However 1 hope that Turf Club will improve the inadequate facilities offered for dollar tote investors. It has been stated that the one dollar tote is only an experiment,
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    65 7 $25,000 Jackpot: Tomorrow last day |F you have not yet made your bid for f he $25,000 Ijekpot in The Ma> -van Monthly's Csnfcsf O' (October). vCU must do so TODAY. THE contest closes at 5 p.m. TOMORROW, Tuesday, Oct. 29. Entries received after that time cannot be accepted. Send
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    72 7 Trengganu bus firm wins appeal KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. A: appeal court judge Mr. Neal, yesterday disan appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor against !h e acquittal of the nu Bus Co. on a of allowing a bus in t dangerous condition to be used or. the Kuala Tren'iganu—Dungun Road on
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    UNION MEN TO SEE LIM
    83 7 Three officials of the Fred Katerhouse Workers' Union will see the Singapore Chief Mr. Lim Yew Hock, JBce today, to discuss to decisions of the court of which inquired into pute with the Fred Waterhouse Co. The union claimed that 16 people were still out
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    529 7 LAST'MBfUTB NIGHT RALLIES AND SPEECH BY TENGKU RAHMAN BRING IN GOOD DIVIDENDS TWO SEATS RETAINED IN PERAK CONSTITUENCIES: TWO OPPONENTS LOSE THEIR $250 DEPOSITS IPOH, Sunday. JHE Alliance won the first elections in independent Malaya last night when their candidates beat their opponents
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    44 7 Woo Slew Woon, 20. a steamstress, was robDed of Her $100 gold ring near Flnlayson Green, Singapore last night She was walking with three other women when they were held up by four thugs who later fled on bicycles.
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    50 7 Chang Ah Chuan, 57, and his daughter, Sek Lan, 15, were bitten last night when they tried to rescue their dog which was fighting with anoher dog in Tlong Bahru Road, Singapore. The man was bitten on his right wrist and his daughter on the left calf.
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    Party branch officers
    47 7 The following have been elected officials of the Kampong Kapor Division of the Liberal-Socialist Party, Singapore Messrs. Choo Yeok Koon. chairman; Ng Teck Sim and Phay Chek Yew. vice-chair-man- Ng Siak Cheong, secretary (English); Sng Kirn Boon secretary (Chinese) and Ng 800 Sal, treasurer.
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    A great reputation is confirmed
    181 7 AMERICAN contralto, MarA ian Anderson, confirmed her reputation as one of the greats at her recital in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday night. Her voice is not only warm, rich and of unusual range, but Is full of soul and spirit. She Is equally
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    124 7 The beautiful student, left, and English coach, right. who featured in an Ipah court case recently. The student, S. Pooranatn, 23, married eight years to an Ipoh barber, found love with another man. her tutor, A. Sivadas, 25, who coached her
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    231 7 UNION MEN FOR COUNCIL POLL f ABOURERS of the Singapore City Council Intend to make an all-out bid to become their own They plan to get their own leaders into the council In the December elections. Most of these leaders cannot speak English. But
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    Ball of fire flashes through sky
    129 7 Ball of fire flashes through sky KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Several mystified people here telephoned the Straits Times tonight to say that they had seen a red ball oi fire flash through the sky at 6.30 p.m. Half an hour later the office received a call from Tanjong Sepat, 62 miles
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    U.S. Navy man flies in
    53 7 Mr. G. Norton, assistant Secretary of the United States Navy (Air), arrived In Singapore from Manila In a U.S. Navy plane with his wife from Manila last night. He is on his way to Bangkok, Hong Kong and Taipeh. He will also meet naval authorities
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    22 7 Susie Lim, 19, was bitten by a snake when she returned to her aunt's home at Changl after shopping.
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    'Too little liberty' wins the debate
    206 7 'Too little liberty' wins the debate IT IS NOT too much 1 liberty but too little that makes teen-agers revolt against parents, teachers. authority and the Government, three speakers claimed on Saturday night. They were opposing the proposition that "teenagers have too much liberty" at the Upper Serangoon Community Centre.
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    211 7 STRIKERS MAKE APPEAL TO 'BLACKLEG' FIRM IPOH, Sunday. STRIKING labourers of the Ipoh branch of the Straits Trading Co. last night picketed the office of Perak Hauliers, a firm that has been transporting tin ore for the company to its Butterworth smelting works. Posters saying "Please stop supplying blacklegs" were
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    122 7 MAN DIES AS POLICE FIRE ON THUG CEREMONY MALACCA, Sun.— One 1 man was killed and another wounded when police opened fire on a secret society initiation ceremony at Jelutong about five miles from Malacca today. It Is undei stood that when Information wa s received about the ceremony at
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    TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION WANTS TO BE A UNION
    112 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The 7,000 strong United Chinese School Teachers Association is planning to register as a trade union. The association's president, Mr. Lim Lian Geok, disclosed this today when he addressed the annual general meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Chinese School Teachers
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    857 8  - Annual that always offers something new, good, original ALLiXGTOX KEWXARD w/^/^^^^^r^^^^^^M3^^^^^^*n^^^^^/^^^^^Hiiin BY THE STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL FOR 1958. (Straits Times Press Ltd. $3.75). THE files of fifty years ago, which have survived with remarkable robustness a climate uncongenial to perishable newsprint, have disclosed the existence at the turn of the
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    301 8  -  WILLIAM FISH THE LEGION OF THE DAMNED. By Sven Hassel (C. Allen Unwin 155.). By npHE Legion of the x Damned is the story of Sven Hassel's five years in German concentration camps, in penal battalions and as a fighter with Hitler's doomed regiments on
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    Lock icon Man who discovered penicillin was dubbed a crank
    1251 9 Man who discovered penicillin was dubbed a crank Alexander Fleming was first doctor to realise the medicinal value of common mildew ,ptember day m 1928, a bristle-haired, i •lly-spoken Scottish scientist, Alexander ol London s St. Mary's Hospital, was n his :nodest, cluttered laboratory at his j job of microbe
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    462 10 By Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Share Market last week in cornmon with similar markets throughout the world was erratic with prices rising and falling and finishing the week lower on balance. The keynote was set by Wall Street which on Tuesday experienced a spate of
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    336 10 IT was a fairly quiet week on the Singapore Rubber Market last week with few violent fluctuations in price during trading hours. Buyers were cautious ana the market was depressed early in the week by reports that the United States was considering reducing the levels of her
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    BUSINESS DONE
    341 10 rE following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period October 19 to 25. INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelters Ords. 30s- 6d., Federal Dispensary $1.95. Praser Neave Ords. $2.80 to $2.65, Gammons $2.40. Hammer Ca $2.20 to $2-
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    770 10 THE following list of revised quotations was issued by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association after its last meeting on Friday. Mex Bricks Prtt 1.45 Ords 2 25 »lla» ice 11.00 xd B. B. Petrol 47'B M Irusteea 6 10 i;ou liu smelt Pref 16/6 Oras mi,. Eastern Cnltrd
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      268 10 NOTICES TELOK KRUIN TIN, LIMITED Notice ls hereby given of the declaration of a second Interim dividend of 12,2% in respect of the year ending 31st October, 1957, less Income Tax at 30%, payable on Bth November, 1957 to shareholders registered on Ist November, 1957. By Order of the Board,
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      803 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or serving officers for appointment to the Federation Military College to teach in either the Boys' Wing or the Cadet Wing- There are four posts vacant: (1) Education Officer; (11) Special Grade Graduate Scale(ill) Graduate: (iv) College Trained or Nor-i mai Trained
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      770 10 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA Notice to consumers In Kota Bharu District. Please note the following NEW TELEPHONE NUMBERS for the KOTA BHARU OFFICE as from 1-11-1957. OFFICE 596 and 597 Kota Bharu BREAKDOWN (8 a.m. till 12 pjn.) 48 Kota Bharu. POWER STATION BREAKDOWN (12
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    564 12 West Bromwich Albion hand fifth defeat in 14 games to the 'Babes' LONDON, Sunday. MANCHESTER United, hailed as Britain's "Team of the Century" last year after their exploits in the First Division League. F. A. Cup and European Cup, have fallen away completely in recent weeks and were
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    292 12 Harlequins lose unbeaten record to Swansea AUSTRALIAN TOURISTS VISIT TWICKENHAM LONDON, Sun.— The Australian Rugby Union touring team, who watched Harlequins lose their unbeaten record to Swansea, were impressed by their first visit to Twickenham. After the game they took a close look at the famous turf and said they
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    45 12 NOBLE— SURPRISE WINNER AT IPOH GYMKHANA NOBLE (Maj. A. Williams) returns to scale after winning the first race at the amateur meeting in Ipoh on Saturday. Noble created a big upset and paid $174 for a win and $32 for a place —straits Times picture.
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    23 12 MADRID, Sun.— Max Faulkner (Britain) won the Spanish open golf championship I here yesterday with a 72I holes aggregate of 283.
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    352 12 KAMPAR, Sun. Two racing drivers escaped with minor injuries after thirty feet into a ravine thirty feet into a raving during the Perak Motor Club's Tapah Hill Climb. Chin Yew Kong of Ipoh, in a Triumph TR-3. missed a left-hand bend on the
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    149 14 LORD Z's WATER SNAKE BACKED TO WIN £12,000 ON WEDNESDAY LONDON, Sun. Lord Zetland's Water Snake, trained in Yorkshire by Harry Peacock, was yesterday backed to win £12.000 in the Victoria Club callover on Wednesday's Cambridgeshire at Newmarket. Water Snake closed at 22 to 1, a cut of three
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    Ashley Cooper takes 17 games in a row
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